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Unread 12-01-2018, 05:44 PM   #1
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I will get some pics up for sure, as I am curious to what others believe the value of this is. Maybe I got a deal? I don't know, I signed up here to learn as much as I can and also to reap the benefits of having access to the classifieds here. I have always been a fan of SxS's and lucking into a Parker Reproduction for a fair price started the ball rolling. I still remember talking with the smith that eventually put my Reproduction together about maybe keeping one of the BSS's I had just come into and he told me "Browning BSS's are nice but they're a club compared to a Parker". And in my opinion he is not wrong.
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Unread 12-01-2018, 07:30 PM   #2
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Buy the gun, not the dealer. That applies to cars, rings, guns, houses, you name it. Wake up.
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Unread 12-03-2018, 01:54 PM   #3
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Buy the gun, not the dealer. That applies to cars, rings, guns, houses, you name it. Wake up.
My post was questioning their customer service. I stated in my original post that I decided to keep the gun, that is my choice and I am settled with that. I did my homework including browsing posts here to learn as much as I can, that's why I noticed every detail about the gun that was not original. So why the "Wake up"? I agree 100% with you but you make it sound as if I am in the wrong in the transaction? I may have questioned the originality had there been a photo of the Browning Superposed butt plate but there wasn't.
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Buy the gun, not the dealer. That applies to cars, rings, guns, houses, you name it. Wake up.
I am not capable of that. If I do not like or trust the dealer or salesperson of any item for sale I will not buy from them, period.
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